This is the story of him and his star
It's very abstract and requires imagination like reading the picture book Little Prince
... I don't know why, but it feels like Antonio has Asperger's syndrome or Tourette's syndrome. (It is also commonly known as genius disease and the like)
He wants stars (maybe they symbolize inspiration or deeds? I don't know)
Although the human body gradually becomes rigid, he always loves humans, himself, and the world.
"His ears are deaf, his eyes are tired and dull, his skin is pale and hard, he has no heartbeat, he has no friends, he has a mother and a brand new baby brother. He is an alien. He unconsciously thought he would stay like this for the rest of his life. Human? ... No, isn't he a star?"
What exactly are stars? What happened to Antonio?
From the preface's desire, A's does not understand. B's loss. C's bloom.
Discover – Know – Sacrifice – Bloom
A's delusion that he is a star. B's become uniquely human. C, he is an alien and a star.
This is the story of Antonio and his star.
Looking at it from the perspective of substituted ideal, it may be "Antonio is eager to chase his dream → explore his dream → pay the price for the dream → make the dream come true and illuminate the world"
From the perspective of life, it may be "Antonio suffered from an unknown disease when he was 17 years old → his condition worsened during 12 years → Antonio ended his life at the age of 29"
The common point is that I can't understand what happened to Antonio. Antonio loves the world, humans, and the stars.
The story of him and his star.
I don't quite understand it, but I feel inexplicably moved.
Antonio is too complicated (it seems a bit strange to say this, because everyone is complicated...) But he has obviously said that he likes human beings and yet he is very lonely, why do he still want to cuddle up with himself and stay close to each other? Do you still want to live in your own starry sky when you feel your mother's hot tears? It's a bit like the protagonist in Maugham's works, who can no longer see the world. Is living forever alone with the stars really what he longs for? He has obviously felt his own pain and loneliness... Can living like this still be called alive... The stars in dreams are very important, but aren't family and friends also very important? (Unknowingly, this is a lot of verbosity...)
Stir-fried Chicken Stir-fried Chicken is so beautiful 😌 It makes me cry😭 There is no dark history in it (′艸`) I really love this kind of spiritual inspirational article, it's unnecessary ヽ(≧Д≦)ノespecially the author's vivid writing~(￣ ▽￣~)~ It simply tells a long-lasting memory in my heart. When I was a child, the stars in the yard in summer were like a dream. Now I can only chat with others casually while chatting. This is a collision of souls. It is so beautiful that it makes me a little confused (ﾟﾛﾟ)
Is it still a love triangle?
I have no culture and can only say, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah,
This is the story of him and his star It's very abstract and requires imagination like reading the picture book Little Prince ... I don't know why, but it feels like Antonio has Asperger's syndrome or Tourette's syndrome. (It is also commonly known as genius disease and the like) He wants stars (maybe they symbolize inspiration or deeds? I don't know) Although the human body gradually becomes rigid, he always loves humans, himself, and the world. "His ears are deaf, his eyes are tired and dull, his skin is pale and hard, he has no heartbeat, he has no friends, he has a mother and a brand new baby brother. He is an alien. He unconsciously thought he would stay like this for the rest of his life. Human? ... No, isn't he a star?" What exactly are stars? What happened to Antonio? From the preface's desire, A's does not understand. B's loss. C's bloom. Discover – Know – Sacrifice – Bloom A's delusion that he is a star. B's become uniquely human. C, he is an alien and a star. This is the story of Antonio and his star. Looking at it from the perspective of substituted ideal, it may be "Antonio is eager to chase his dream → explore his dream → pay the price for the dream → make the dream come true and illuminate the world" From the perspective of life, it may be "Antonio suffered from an unknown disease when he was 17 years old → his condition worsened during 12 years → Antonio ended his life at the age of 29" The common point is that I can't understand what happened to Antonio. Antonio loves the world, humans, and the stars. The story of him and his star.
I don't quite understand it, but I feel inexplicably moved.
Antonio is too complicated (it seems a bit strange to say this, because everyone is complicated...) But he has obviously said that he likes human beings and yet he is very lonely, why do he still want to cuddle up with himself and stay close to each other? Do you still want to live in your own starry sky when you feel your mother's hot tears? It's a bit like the protagonist in Maugham's works, who can no longer see the world. Is living forever alone with the stars really what he longs for? He has obviously felt his own pain and loneliness... Can living like this still be called alive... The stars in dreams are very important, but aren't family and friends also very important? (Unknowingly, this is a lot of verbosity...)
Stir-fried Chicken Stir-fried Chicken is so beautiful 😌 It makes me cry😭 There is no dark history in it (′艸`) I really love this kind of spiritual inspirational article, it's unnecessary ヽ(≧Д≦)ノespecially the author's vivid writing~(￣ ▽￣~)~ It simply tells a long-lasting memory in my heart. When I was a child, the stars in the yard in summer were like a dream. Now I can only chat with others casually while chatting. This is a collision of souls. It is so beautiful that it makes me a little confused (ﾟﾛﾟ)
Is it still a love triangle?
I have no culture and can only say, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah,
As dreamy and sad as a fairy tale
Very nice. Awesome.
Very nice, shallow text??????
A very inspiring and thoughtful article